MCP Desktop Automation
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MCP Desktop Automation is a Model Context Protocol server that provides desktop automation capabilities, allowing LLMs to control mouse movements, keyboard inputs, and capture screenshots. It leverages RobotJS for automation and offers screenshot functionalities.
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What is MCP Desktop Automation?
MCP Desktop Automation is a server that enables Large Language Models (LLMs) to interact with a desktop environment. It uses the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to receive commands and RobotJS to execute actions like mouse movements, keyboard inputs, and screen captures.
How to use MCP Desktop Automation?
To use the server, configure your MCP client (e.g., Claude Desktop) to connect to it. The README provides an example configuration for Claude Desktop using NPX. Ensure the server has the necessary system-level permissions (screen capture, mouse control, keyboard input). Refer to the 'Components' section for available tools and resources.
Key features of MCP Desktop Automation
Desktop mouse control
Keyboard input simulation
Screen size detection
Screenshot capabilities
Simple JSON response format
Use cases of MCP Desktop Automation
Automated testing
Remote desktop control
AI-driven task automation
Accessibility tools
FAQ from MCP Desktop Automation
What is the response size limit?
What is the response size limit?
The current implementation has a 1MB response size limit.
What screenshot resolution is recommended?
What screenshot resolution is recommended?
Testing has shown 800x600 resolution works reliably.
What are the required permissions?
What are the required permissions?
The server requires system-level permissions to capture screenshots, control mouse movement, and simulate keyboard input.
What is the license?
What is the license?
This MCP server is licensed under the MIT License.
What is RobotJS?
What is RobotJS?
RobotJS is a Node.js library used for desktop automation, enabling the server to control the mouse and keyboard.